I'm Not Anti-american. I've Lived With Kenny,

[music From The Edge Of Heaven] Wasn't Really An Album At All. The Band Had Made The Decision To Release An Lp And Then Split Up. We Wanted To Go Out With A Bang In Britain And The Rest Of The World By Having A Single That Was Four Songs, Not Just One Song. But We Couldn't Do That Over Here Because We Couldn't Release A Single Without An Album.

I Think Part Of It Has Got To Be Compensation, Yes, For The Fact That When I Was A Kid, I Wasn't Particularly Attractive. But At The Same Time I Don't Remember Ever Thinking, Oh, My God, I'm Such A Mess; I'm The Ugliest Sod In The Class.

It's Absolutely Essential That We Have The Same Safeguards That Straight Couples Do. But I Want More Than A 50 Percent Chance Of Success. I Don't Want To Emulate That.

We Both [me And Andrew Ridgeley ] Knew That Splitting Up Was The Right Thing To Do, And There Was No Animosity Between Us At All.

Me, I Don’t Want Any Children, I Don’t Want Responsibility. I Am Gay, I Smoke Weed And I Do Exactly What I Want In My Life Because Of My Talent. I Represent An Ideal Which Others Have Had To Let Go And They Blame Me For That. Especially Men.